bullish adj.
enthusiastic, keen; thus bullishly adv.
![]() | Yorks. Post 23 Nov. 11/5: Anticipations of a bullish Government report next month grought in fresh purchasing orders [...] prices rose sharply. | |
![]() | (con. early 1950s) Valhalla 62: He had got bullishly drunk. | |
![]() | Guardian Rev. 24 Sept. 8: The bullish head, the seriously nasty PE teacher. | |
![]() | Guardian G2 30 Sept. 5/3: I get a bit bullish . |